Re: svg : gnuplot_plot_1

[<pl...@pi...>]

On 10/21/11 07:43, Ethan Merritt wrote:
> On Thursday, 20 October 2011, pl...@pi... wrote:
>> The 'js_id' option is used by the interactive mouse features and must be
>> a valid javascript variable name. In short, this means it cannot
>> contains certain characters like spaces and punctuation marks. An error
>> will be produced when the graph is plotted if this is not a valid name.
>> If not specified it will be 'gnuplot_plot_n' , where n is 1 for a simple
>> plot but may be greater than one in the case of multiplot output.
>
> Just FYI, that isn't quite correct.  "n" increases with each plot in the
> graph.  So if you say
>     plot sin(x),cos(x),'foo.dat','baz.dat'
> these are plot_1, plot_2, plot_3, and plot_4.
>
> Multiplot is a whole separate issue, currently broken.
> I suppose we will have to come up with a revise scheme to handle it.
>
>> The 'title' option sets the svg<title>  element that is displayed by
>> some svg viewers in the title bar. It is not visible in the plot itself.
>> If not supplied it will be the same as 'js_id' value.
>
> This isn't quite correct either, at least for me running firefox here.
> Each plot has a title, and it pops up in a little box whenever the
> mouse is over that plot.   As you point out, the title of the first
> plot also is displayed in the top window bar.  But I think that may
> be a firefox bug/idiosyncracy.  Opera and Konqueror display the
> filename instead.  I don't mind adding something to make firefox
> display a different title, but so far I have not figured out how :-(
>
> 	Ethan
>
>
OK, I just thought you may ask for a suggestion for the help. You can 
obviously do better.

For the latter problem add a title tag after <desc> , see my other reply.

Peter.